Proposal on Rice Growers Water Rights Sparks Debate
The article discusses proposed steps to protest rice growers water allocations. It notes the need for a state or county Inspector to assess canal capacity and water availability, urging a trip to study irrigation plants and ensure fair distribution among farmers, renters, and larger canal companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
John Howan
Tas
Honornis
Soller
Gen- Aloe
Ephio
Florida
Howard
Harris County to Lead State With Free High School Books
Harris County will supply free readers to all public high school students, says Superintendent H T Cline. He notes Harris is the only county with nine high schools and expects books to be provided at no cost, enabling students to enter the state union without extra exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris County
Flrst High School
Jin Yeaterday
Cline Snys
Urther
Unt
Harris
Tit
MUU
Aeetintentant Chine
Inquest Held Over Death of Robert Ford Colored
A coroner’s inquest was convened at the residence of the deceased Robert Ford, a 21 year old Black man and brakeman on the Texas railroad. The verdict found death by suicide through a dose of carbolic acid, with evidence of recent social ties and circumstances surrounding the act.
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Ford
Matthews
Robert Ford
Nlenston Fed
Texas
A Beautiful New Studio Opens in Town
Mn Blackburn haw Fe relocates to a newly improved studio at 101914 Prat tFiene with a broader range of lateau style work. The move follows a long-standing business, highlighting enhanced facilities and an updated commercial focus.
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Blackburn Haw Fe
eeeeRat Hotsh
Beaumont Budget: The Tenderloin Shakedown and Local News
Beaumont reports fines for women in a reservation raid with Mayor Langham and officers adjourned to the afternoon session. R A Aschen dies after throat injury, shell contracts let to Myrick Brothers for county use, and Beaumont wins a baseball game at Blanchette park with Everhardt pitching and notable hitting by Watson and Blanchette.
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Beaumont
Texas
Thomas H. Langham
Cfty
Shell
Myrick Brothers
Thin City
Best
Kent
Foster
Nacogdoches
Everhardt
Tle Mercy
Odell
Hardy
Helleman
Lee Blanchette
Watson
Seoro
EB Beaumont
Sorieteorsseveese
Nacogdoovan
Algalilda
Southwest Publishing takes over Berleth print shop in Camp
The Southwest Publishing company acquires the Berleth printing business at 214 Fannia Street Camp Building. Charles Newning becomes editor and general manager, with J W Hartley as superintendent and Joe Haprock as readier. The move promises upgraded Houston area printing facilities and a long tradition of quality work.
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The
Southwest Publishing Company
Fannia Street
Camp Building
F. M. Berleth
Nin
Pus
Howton
Southern Industrial and Lumber Heview
F. M. Herleth
Charles 4. Newning
Review
Newning
J. W. Hartley
Joe 5
Haprock
Hartley
Southwest
Hancock Heane
Houston
Berleth
Paar
Notable illustrated editions boost Newning and Austin issues
This sampler highlights Galveston and Austin special editions, including fist illustrations printed for Mr. Newning and woven pieces for M(H copley, a 40 cote Austin issue, and the Heview display. It notes the Kirby banquet materials and numerous souvenir books that enhanced the studio’s reputation for high grade work and the publisher’s vow to improve further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Newning
H Copley
Austin
Heview
Texas Specials Highlight Local Events Across Towns
Waco sends T L Peacock to Dillings to head the North Texas subscription department while A la Clermont travels for the agency from Dallas. Caldwell passes cattle at large and dog tax ordinances amid a busy Texas note. Navasota reports Evans injured by a log after flooding. Weldon votes Prohibition. Caldwell enacts new animal control rules. In Alvin haying and pen is thriving and penises demand remains strong. Karnes City hosts a large Confederate veterans reunion with speaker Car sow Bee. Groesbeck reports Ed Carson’s suicide in front of a street. Leggett hosts a Holiness gathering. Taylor notes a found letter believed to be John J Cau. Marquez hunts for a suspect linked to a farm couple’s shooting. Corsicana plans a McFadden plant set to operate by Sept 16. Phelps notes law strike and possible settlement. Cleburne sells Chronicle. Denton News chains changes. Winnona revival at Harris Creek. Groesbeck holds protracted meeting. Bremond reports a preacher’s death. WanaBachie updater notes American Cotton gin nearing completion. Requin reports John Lightner killed by machinery at Greifenstein gin.
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Waco
T. L. Peacock
Bradetrt
Bhen
Dillings
Charate
Subactiption Department of
North Texas
A. la Clermont
Brea i
Dallas
Navasota
W. Evans
Hanta
J. TD. Anthony
Alvin
Karnes City
Puonel
Roca County
Dues
Tis Place
Taylor
John J. Cau
Marquez
Aod
Jamies Winwtonil
Tawil
Corsicana
McFadden
Phelps
Cleburne
A. C. Benbock Tudy
Chronicle
Mh. Kindeol
J. (. Boott
Roscoe
Mer Smaplock
Ubrinlvle
Henton
Denton County
Hada
Acton
Denton & Carey
Whitesboro
Higgeratam & Daugherty
Newapapee Busboan
Winona
J. R. Christian
Ilner and
Hew
Seotold
Palestine
Harris Creek
Groesheeck
Bunney
J. F. Norris
Mt. Cal Bremond
Chris Han
Bodcew Lumber Damaged in Texarkens Timber Loss
Heavy loss reported at Bodcew Lumber company site in Texarkens Texas after a dam failure on August 2. Fire crews and local officials responded as workers evacuated and assessors surveyed structural damage and potential environmental impact.
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Texarkens
Texas
Bodcew Lumber Company
Luke
Complex collapse in Steupe area impacts Gulf Lumber mill
A night collapse near Steupe Arkansas disrupted operations of the Boggy Palm Lumber company. The two piñotes, among the Souths largest industrials, halted work and affected about 1,000 laborers at the Gime mill.
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Steupe
Ark
Mont Ingen
Dallage
Pibo Lombor Company
Boggy
W M Brown Ex Comptroller Died After Operation
Ex Comptroller W M Brown died in Austin Texas at the Austin Sanitarium after a surgical operation. He was of age and had served in the state comptroller’s department until shortly before his death. Death was attributed to appendicitis complications and a long illness.
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R. A. Aschen
Beaumont
Texas
Austin Sanitarium
Austi
W. M. Brown
Austin Sanitariaum
Heover
Goulds Memphis Purchase drives union stock sale
Memphis August 2 The formal sale of 6 percent of the stock of the Union Railway company to George Gould president of the Missouri Pacific Railway company was completed today. The purchase places control of the Union company under Gould and signals the belt line policy under his leadership.
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Memphis
Tenn
Union Railway Company
George Gould
Missouri Poetic Railway Company
Union Company
Gould
Good Cheer for Smith
Council Bluffs dispatch reports Congressman Walter J. Smith received a telegram from General Jacob H. Smith accepted an invitation to attend the third reunion of the National Society of theenna atte dues and stated August 13 as the date. Preparations are under way for a grand ovate celebration in honor of General Smith.
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Council Blos
Laws
Walter J. Smmith
Jacob H. Smith
San Francisco
Phippines
National Society of the Enna Atte
Contract for Rails Closed in Fort Worth Texas
A brief notice from Fort Worth Texas dated August 2k states that B Churchill, general manager of the Ukis, has closed a rails contract. The item notes completion of the agreement and identifies the parties involved.
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Fort Worth
Texas
B. Churchill
Ukis
Railroad deal slows work on Mine project between Nacens and Montague
A contract with George W. Onley for a Philadelphia company delays the Mine expansion between Nacens and Montague. Delivery and weight details are unclear but the plan involves eleven mallee units and sixty pound trains. The agreement is to be closed by the trial of next works.
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Home and
Texas Southern Railroad
Nacens
Montague
George W. Onley
Philadelphia
TP Atecl
Randolph Nominated for Forty third District at Leona
Democratic convention in Leon County met Friday at Leona and nominated J. Randolph of Madisonville for the Forty third district. Leon County held two thirds of the vote but gave the nomination to Madison County. Randolph was selected by his own delegation.
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A. J. Randolph
Centerville
Texas
Featerday
Leona
IR. J. Randolph
Madisonville
Leon County
Madred County
Ranedolph
Parslow Holmes Nuptials Tie Texas Couple to Michigan
Miss Dirille Madaline Holmes daughter of Mr and Mrs J E B Holmes of Parslow Hol n La Porte Texas married L G Parslow a promising young man of Bel ding Michigan in a quiet ceremony this afternoon. A supper followed at the Carrollton hotel and the bride and groom plan to reside in Michigan.
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Parslow-Holmes
la Porte
Texas
Dirille Madaline Holmes
Mra
J. EB. Holmes
L. G. Parslow
Belding
Mich
Carrollton Hotel
Michigan
National Bank Plan Proposed for Athens Group
Washington August 2 The application of C B Morris J A Faulk Joe J Miller George T Evans and A B Miller to organize the Citizens National Bank of Athens with 40000 capital is reported as a step in forming a new financial institution.
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National Bank For
Athens
Post
Washington
C. BH. Morris
J. A. Faulk
Joe
Miller
George Tt. Evans
Greatly Increased Business in New York and Calosgo
Currency transfers through the city treasury to Calosgo and New Orleans for a calendar year were greatly in excess of prior totals. Data shows a year over year rise in transfers, indicating stronger financial activity and demand for funds across the region.
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New York
Cub
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Free School Books
Schloss Bros. & Co
Ab. Kirschbaum & Co
Jten
Manhattan
Kl Air
Mmen
Oxfords
Tyle
Ms. So
SHORT
American Cotton Company Fe
Requin
John Lightner
Greifenstein
Smith
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